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Not OP. I've an issue with sleep related binge-eating: fullness induces sleepiness, so when I'm awake at night and want to be asleep I'll eat - basically an ex
by pbhjpbhj 6y ago
Not OP.
I've an issue with sleep related binge-eating: fullness induces sleepiness, so when I'm awake at night and want to be asleep I'll eat - basically an extra meal. Alcohol too. For me the root issue is other mental health problems.
Sleep problems can readily lead to weight gain.
I can see how apnoea that exhibits as waking up a lot might lead someone attempting to fall into heavier sleep by overeating.
IF, paired with lots of exercise, was working for me before the current crisis.
- johnchristopher 6y agoBut sleep apnea doesn't wake you up enough to get out of bed and start eating like pulling all-nighters or insomnia do and going to sleep with a full belly won't prevent flesh/muscle collapsing that causes sleep apnea although I can see how the body burning energy to digest + endorphin from a good meal might help falling asleep faster. > IF, paired with lots of exercise, was working for me before the current crisis. You mean the pandemic/lockdown ?
- pbhjpbhj 6y agoI've heard people referring to complex sleep issues as apnoea - I was just suggesting there can be complex causative links. Hopefully the OP can respond an answer the actual question. Yes, I meant lockdown.
- johnchristopher 6y ago> I've heard people referring to complex sleep issues as apnoea Ah, it might be a translation issue on my part then. I am inclined to believe there are some complex causative links, hope research will bring new hypotheses and answers about that.